VBITS—San Francisco, California—October ’96

Internet Information Server: ISAPI, HTX/IDC, OLEISAPI and More
Microsoft Internet Information Server is a powerful Web server environment running on Windows NT. The IIS provides support for complex Web sites that can be programmed using a number of powerful Web server extensions: ISAPI (custom DLLs), HTX/IDC (SQL queries embedded inside web pages), and OLEISAPI (using OLE Automation from ISAPI to drive supporting applications). In this session Chris will provide a thorough overview of developing a full-featured Web site using these IIS extensions.
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Integrating VB with IIS
Internet Information Server provides several facilities for extending functionality. The most interesting to Visual Basic programmers is OLEISAPI. OLEISAPI allows the visual basic programmer to create classes in Visual Basic and then call these classes from the browser. Using this technique it is possible to tie into existing systems including three-tier architectures.
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Accessing WinSock and WININET from Visual Basic
Have you ever wondered what it takes to write a Web browser or FTP client? This session will look at two ways of accessing the Internet from Visual Basic - WinInet and WinSock. WinSock is a low level interface for implementing your own FTP protocols. We will look at how to send an email message, read Usenet news, and make a request to a Web server. WinInet is a high level interface that encapsulates the details for accessing FTP, HTTP, and Gopher sites. The two techniques will be compared for efficiency and ease of use.
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Application Set-up, Delivery, Downloading & Security
In this technical session, you'll learn about the various ways components are downloaded as part of an Internet solution. ActiveX controls and Active documents must be downloaded to the client machine along with various support DLLs and registered before they can be run. This session will look at various methods of accomplishing this task.
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